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RBC WaterPark Place
RBC WaterPark Place
Toronto, Canada
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Other Projects by WZMH Architects
RBC WaterPark Place
Toronto, Canada
Located on the Toronto waterfront near the financial district, Waterpark Place is a 30-storey office tower, and the final phase of Oxford’s commercial development at Bay Street and Queens Quay Boulevard. WZMH designed the building’s seven-storey podium along Queens Quay to provide a strong horizontal counterpoint to the vertical expression of the tower.
LEED Platinum Certified, the project includes façades with vertical fritted glass fins on the east and west and horizontal fritted glass fins on the south designed to manage sunlight penetration throughout the seasons. Championing supportive workplace strategies, WZMH designed the office floors to allow for densification, while giving users access to light and views, as well as individual control of lighting.
Home to offices for a major bank, the complex provides a connection to the downtown PATH system with an above-grade link that bridges under the Gardiner Expressway and over Lakeshore Boulevard.
At the heart of the development is a 2nd-level food court connected directly to the PATH and to the podiums of all three towers. Flooded with daylight from three skylights, the 700-seat food court features a choice of environments ranging from lounge and banquette to café type seating both inside and on a terrace.
LEED Platinum Certified, the project includes façades with vertical fritted glass fins on the east and west and horizontal fritted glass fins on the south designed to manage sunlight penetration throughout the seasons. Championing supportive workplace strategies, WZMH designed the office floors to allow for densification, while giving users access to light and views, as well as individual control of lighting.
Home to offices for a major bank, the complex provides a connection to the downtown PATH system with an above-grade link that bridges under the Gardiner Expressway and over Lakeshore Boulevard.
At the heart of the development is a 2nd-level food court connected directly to the PATH and to the podiums of all three towers. Flooded with daylight from three skylights, the 700-seat food court features a choice of environments ranging from lounge and banquette to café type seating both inside and on a terrace.
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